That is true. A picaresque novel deals with the lower classes.
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I've come back and forth to this question, not knowing how to answer this.
You would think it would be easy... but I can't think of anything to answer this with, and I've looked up the question multiple times with no way to answer it...
I think though, I have it now. I know it's been two days, so you've probably gone and moved on from this but it's bothered me.... Anyways...
1. Florist - Someone who designs and creates different arrangement of flowers, either in wreaths, bouquets, and in vases (to name a few)
2. Cashier - Someone who rings up someone's flower(s), can also place orders.
3. Janitor - Someone who cleans up after the shop closes
4. Manager - Someone who either owns the shop as a whole, or just manages a chain shop.
5. Assistant Manager - Usually someone who is in the shop more often than not, they tend to supervise the employees and help when needed
6. Actually not sure.... I can't think or find a 6th position. Actually, to be honest, I grasping at draws for 3 down... so I hope I got close / that this helps!
Have a nice day (:
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Wouldn't the answer be dancing?
The quote from Fish Cheeks that best supports this thesis is:
- You want to be the same as American girls on the outside. She handed me an early gift. It was a miniskirt in beige tweed.
This sentence shows that the speaker was trying to fit into the society. She wanted to blend with the new norm and the crowd.
People sometimes try to blend with what they perceive to be in vogue. This is what this sentence shows.
This tells that the American girls at the time were mostly on mini skirts hence she also wanted to seen dressed in what was the new trend.
<h3>The Fish Cheeks story</h3>
This is a story by the Chinese American called Amy Tan. The main point of the story has to do with taking pride in one's identity.
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